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Commitments
Errington Truesdell
2021 Woodward Acd.
Vanderbilt
Scoop: Truesdell has always shown an acumen to digest plays quickly, and be effective against the run or pass. For most of his recruitment, that was good enough to get a wide-range of offers, but it was the added 20 lbs. over the last year that has put his recruitment over the top with P5 interest. Truesdell is a smart instinctual football player, he is a fundamentally sounds tackler and the added muscle has translated to seem of the best linebacker film in this recruiting class here in Georgia. Vanderbilt once again shows good patience recruiting the state of Georgia, and land a steal in Truesdell.
Weekend Offers
Stratton Tripp
2021 Cartersville
Campbellsville & Reinhardt
Seven Cloud
2023 McEachern
Georgia
Mekhi Tchassama
2021 BT Washington
Berry
Isiah Earl
2022 Loganville
Berry
KJ Robertson
2021 Pebblebrook
West Virginia State
Tyreon Millsap
2021 Clarke Central
Faulkner
Marcus Allen
2022 Walton
Michigan State
Jaboree Goodson
2021 Mary Persons
Lawrence Tech
EJ Lightsey
2022 Fitzgerald
Tennessee
Ethan Nation
2023 Roswell
Tennessee
Gamarion Carter
2021 Stephens Co.
Virginia Tech
Landen Thomas
2024 Colquitt Co.
Tennessee
Jabari Ponders
2021 Meadowcreek
Carthage
Quinn Teeples
2021 Johns Creek
Greensboro
Luke Holloway
2021 Fannin Co.
Univ. of St. Mary
Audavion Collins
2022 Newton
Michigan State
Sleeper of the Day
Jonathan Brown
2021 Riverwood
Brown had 20 sacks back in 2019, and that alone is going to grab anyone’s attention. He played at DE and DT. Has pretty good hands getting off blocks, looks to have long arms – claims to have a 6’11” wingspan so that definitely explains how he was able to get off blocks so easily. Does a pretty good job of sticking with his assignment and does not overpursue the ball carrier. Definitely has a nose for the ball, and comes from the backside to clean up tackles. Brown is a high-energy guy with a solid frame to work with. He will have to line up at OLB at the next level, but with his energy and work ethic, that should be a pretty easy transition. Brown was the Region Player of the Year in 2019 and was one of the state leaders in sacks. Has already put on another 30 lbs. from this time a year ago, and if he continues that way, he could potentially play with his hand on the ground and be over 250 closer to 260 lbs. even, but probably a better fit at 3-4 OLB. Brown claims to be at 6’4″ now, which means he has continued to slowly grow over the last year or so here. At the moment, his recruitment has hit a dead spot but definitely deserves some D1 looks. Senior year, he has 23 tackles for a loss, one of the state leaders again, and 7 sacks too plus 15 QB hurries. He also caught an interception from point-blank and then returned it for a touchdown. Check out his highlights down below.
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